Skin care -> application Flashcards

1
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What is a Keloid?

A

A raised scar above the skin.

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2
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What is the Suderiferous?

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Sweat glands located mainly in the dermis

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3
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What is the Sebaceous?

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Oil glands, to keep hair and skin lubricated

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4
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What is the difference between Secretion and Excretion?

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Secretion - what the body produces

Excretion - what the body gets rid of

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5
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What does pH stand for?

A

Possible (or Potential) Hydrogen

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6
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What is the pH of human skin?

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4.5 - 6

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7
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What are the three layers of the skin?

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Epidermis - top layer
Dermis - middle layer
Subcutaneous - tissues of fat to provide insulation and storage of energy

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8
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What is the buffer capacity of the skin?

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The power of healthy skin to resist change in pH from acid to alkaline.
And by which the skin reacts to alkaline and returns to natural acid pH.

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9
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What is the purpose of a cleanser?

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To lift and suspend foreign particles.

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10
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What’s the difference between an astringent and a toner?

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Astringent - contains alcohol and it’s drying to the skin

Toner - no alcohol for the most part. (Read labels)

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Explain the difference between EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS and PRODUCTS.

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Equipment - tools such as brushes, tweezers, eyelash curlers, spatulas
Materials - used and replaced, like cotton balls, cotton pads, tissues, sponges
Products - actual makeup, like lipstick, eyeshadow, lip colors, pencils, foundations.

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12
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What’s the difference between a HAIR BRUSH and a BRISTLE BRUSH?

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HAIR - single natural point. For eyeshadow and blush

BRISTLE - multiple natural tips. Mascara wand

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13
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Describe what a LOOF means and name the parts of a brush.

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“Length of the hair out of the ferrule” aka, LOOF.

LOOF (hair or bristle)
FERRULE (the metal piece)
HANDLE (plastic handle piece)

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14
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Advantages of using a sponge over fingers? (Six points)

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  • wider surface to apply
  • absorb excess foundation
  • does not tug on the skin
  • more comfortable for client
  • get in difficult areas
  • cleaner than hands

1 cleaner
2 no tug yes comfy
3 wide surface difficult areas
4 absorb

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15
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A makeup sponge cannot be _______.

A

Washed, saved, bleached or sterilized.

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16
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What three categories can makeup products be divided into?

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Commercial - for street wear
Theatrical - for theatre
Professional - for tv/film

17
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What two forms of makeup products?

A

Oil based and water based.

18
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Water based makeup products have a common trait, what is it?

A

Dissolving in water

19
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Three forms of water based foundations

A

CAKE - dry, flat and applied with a sponge. Most coverage, often used as body makeup and requires little maintenance.

LIQUID - shake before used because contains half and half. Commercial use products contain emulsifier.

GEL - most are translucent, with difficult application and uneven drying.

20
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What is HALATION?

A

Amount of shine on the skin.

Example, the shine on the nose half way through the day.

21
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Why are oil based products most numerous?

A

Easier to apply and to blend.

22
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What is the purpose of foundation for the three types of mediums?

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Street makeup - for a person to look like the healthy version of themselves

Fashion - to create a smooth blank canvas for the fashion makeup colors

TV/ Film - to portray the characters the actor is playing

23
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Two type of flaws for concealer?

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Structural flaw - flesh and bone. Heaviness under the jaw, use shadowing.

Pigment flaw - redness in the skin, pimples, dark circles

You correct structure flaws and conceal pigment flaws.

24
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What does complimentary mean?

A

The opposite. (If the flaw is red, choose a concealer with a subtle green)

25
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Another name for concealer?

A

Counter shading

26
Q

What are the 7 different face shapes?

A
Oval - perfect face
Round
Square
Oblong
Triangle
Inverted triangle (heart)
Diamond
27
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What is Chiaroscuro?

A

Alter the face shape until it’s the ideal oval with highlight and shadowing. Rests on the principles of light and shadow and the way light falls on an object.

28
Q

The eyes are general considered ____

A

The focal point of any makeup, as they are of the face.

29
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Variation in skin colors are based on?

A

The amount of
MELANIN - brown pigment
CAROTENE - yellow pigment
And the visibility of blood vessels

30
Q

Birth marks are ___?

And what is a port wine birthmark?

A

An abnormal distribution of blood vessels or pigment cells. Also Called strawberry marks

A port wine birthmark may disfigure up to half of the face and until recently the only solution was pigmented makeup.

31
Q

Skin colors can be organized into two general divisions:

Once the skin is decided to be ____ or _____ further divide into seasons and label under tones.

A

WARM and COOL

WARM:
Fall (Orange)
Spring (Yellow)

COOL:
Winter (blue)
Summer (blue pink)

32
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Explain powder on powder, liquid on liquid.

A

Liquid foundation - setting powder - blush powder

Liquid foundation - cream blush - setting powder - blush powder